Elon Musk has publicly addressed the rising wave of Tesla hate and vandalism, expressing shock and disappointment over the situation. The billionaire CEO took to X (formerly Twitter) to react, stating, “I’ve never done anything harmful,” as reports of attacks on Tesla vehicles and Supercharger stations continue to surface.
Over the past few months, there has been a noticeable increase in vandalism targeting Tesla cars, with some owners sharing videos of their vehicles being keyed, spray-painted, or damaged for seemingly no reason. Supercharger stations have also been found tampered with, sparking safety concerns.
Musk, who has always been a polarizing figure, believes that much of the hate against Tesla is fueled by misinformation, corporate rivals, and political agendas. Despite Tesla’s contributions to sustainable energy and transportation, critics continue to attack both the company and Musk himself.
While some dismiss the incidents as isolated events, others see this as part of a larger backlash against Musk’s growing influence in tech, AI, and space exploration. Supporters argue that Tesla has done more for EV adoption and climate change awareness than any other company in the world.
With Tesla facing both record-breaking sales and rising hostility, the question remains: Why is there so much hate for a company pushing the world toward a cleaner future? Regardless of the controversy, Musk remains focused on innovation, proving time and again that no amount of opposition can slow him down.
